

He is the king of a powerful nation, bearing the heavy responsibility of unifying the world, yet he happened to encounter her, and was willing to build a prison for himself just to protect her peace for a lifetime. The martial world is in chaos, and amidst the long sentiments of men and women, why fear the wind and rain of blood? The beacons of war rise and smoke fills the air, so what does it matter if there is conquest in all directions? Fragment One: "National hatred and family grievances—I must avenge them. No one can stop me." "If it is your wish, then it is my responsibility. I do not mind slaying your enemies with my own hands for you." "But why?" "I am willing to shield you from all wind and rain, just to return your world to purity and perfection." Fragment Two: "How were you able to recognize me?" "Because it is you. Because it is me, even among ten thousand people, I would still be able to recognize you." "It is so good to have you."
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